Good morning one and all to another glorious day!
Trump admin recalling around 30 ambassadors as part of State Dept realignment, official confirms
President announces construction of new ‘Trump class’ of battleships
US Pursues Third Oil Tanker Off Coast of Venezuela
Trump Administration Halts Offshore Wind Farms, Citing National Security
Trump DOJ Sues D.C. For Banning ‘Most Popular Firearms’
DHS Raises Self-Deport Bonus to $3K
New Docs Reveal Shocking Lengths Obama And Biden Went To Protect Hillary Clinton, Get Trump
John Brennan’s lawyers confirm he is ‘target’ of Florida grand jury probe, asks judge to intervene
El Salvador Sentences Nearly 250 MS-13 Members to up to 1,335 Years in Prison
Buried Pompeii site reveals secret behind Rome’s enduring structures
That’s all I got for today. Wishing all of you Glibs a very Merry Christmas!
Gold-plated?
Well he did call it the Golden Fleet.
Obsolete before the keel is even laid.
We’re not talking about aircraft carriers here.
Ukraininan drone warfare is going to change things, until an EMP burns out the satalites.
If baked into the design, you could put enough flak into the air to erase the swarms.
Add in an electronic warefare suite and you can disrupt their ability to communicate too. Even if it means the sats are all offline in the area until the drones are dead.
Radio disruptions can be achieved with far less than an EMP.
Big ship, big target – no two ways around that. It is the pattern our DoD has been doing because it suits the MIC; simple and plentiful will always beat complex and few. But that isn’t nearly as profitable. Nor does it stroke egos (usually flag officers, but in this case the CiC).
Big armor and big countermeasures also means increased survivability. It really depends on the design and capabilities.
“simple and plentiful will always beat complex and few”
See, also, Shermans v Tigers.
The Shermans also had multiple advantages besides numbers. Superior rate of fire, ability to fire accurately while moving, and speed and maneuverability.
There’s a difference when you are drowning the panzers in something that hits almost as hard versis the gnat attack approach.
Battleships are mobile artillery, for pounding third world sites. Plus, they make great drone launch platforms that are armored.
Big target? Yes, but every thing in the military is a target.
I’d be interested to see an accounting of how effective drone attacks have been on Russian tanks v. Javelins and artillery. Somewhere I thought I saw an analysis that the drones don’t do well against armor and have been used mainly to finish off disabled tanks.
A lot of the small/very cheap “FPV” drones basically carry a hand grenade. Good against infantry and thin-skinned vehicles, basically pointless against tanks unless you can get it into an open hatch.
That reminded me of an obscure Kansas song:
Father Padilla meets the perfect gnat
Do I need to remind everyone of the Millenium Challenge wargame? How our brilliant technology gave us an overwhelming edge – until of course the enemy didn’t cooperate.
Ahhhh MC. That was a cluster fuck of the highest magnitude,
Don’t forget the 9th Infantry Division (Hi Tech) that the 3d ACR destroyed in 1985. They reset the FTX and the 3d ACR swept through them again. It was glorious to watch
So, you have seen the plans, armament, defenses and such?
You can have the old Gary Hart Navy of 2000 row boats – I saw their predecessors dredged up from the bottom of the Potomac River (Jefferson’s gunboats) and sitting in a museum.
Fibre drone laughs at battleship.
Given DDX, Constellation, the America class, etc. etc. etc… I wouldn’t count any chickens on this front until at least the keel is laid — and I certainly wouldn’t worry too much about it until something is commissioned. Too many opportunities (and likely a long enough design and construction time that OMB will be out of office and hence priorities can change) for it to be sidelined / reconsidered, etc. as we’ve seen with all the other “ground breaking” changes in naval classes that went nowhere.
That said… WTF isn’t wrong in that a big stable armored platform that can take missile hits and deliver railgun rounds has been the sort of thing we’ve found a use for in the past. Honestly, I would worry a lot less about drones compared to cavitating torpedoes… I have no idea how you can practically armor against that these days (of course, not a naval architect either… maybe there are ways).
Trump does need to just grow his TR stache already… he so wants to be him from what I can tell.
We are a loooooonnnggg way from defense production of WWII. If this wasn’t something the Navy already wanted, it’s going to sit in the requirements process until the next administration.
Who was it that coined President Trial Balloon?
If it’s 100x more powerful, and a modern CVN puts out 250MW…
Hayexplosives has a job for life! Think of the rail guns and lasers you could power with 25GW!
I wonder how many are now thinking “if we hide long enough it’ll be $5K”
At 5K, still a bargin.
Of course, if they get caught, then no money…..
Somalis rejoice, more opportunities
Popularity has nothing to do with it, the whole regulation is beyond the remit of any government and those who apply force to disarm the populace belong behind bars.
Entry point. Popular = Common.
Indeed. Principled arguments have no place in a court of law.
These days, at least.
I wonder if Bondi is going to quietly quash this. I also wonder if the guy who approved this is going to be demoted.
…and nothing else will happen. 😒
Why? Were they wiped?
Eeew. I don’t want the job of wiping any of them.
I guess rhywun doesn’t want to be the butt of the joke anymore.
Are you saying they tuchus for a ride?
Sounds like a smear campaign.
+1 statute of limitations
whaddup doh’
Heya Banjos- how YOU doin’ ?
Vacation Day 3 update- hungover AF/tittys status remains calm
It was the fascinus what gave it strength!
If you bind a bunch of fascini together in a fasces is that Gay? Or is it ok as long as the balls don’t touch?
The balls might not be touching, but the shafts are…
investigating Brennan’s role in the 2016-27 Russia collusion probe
Future-crime?
Ongoing. He has a contract
In July of this year, after having sought the release of the first appendix for more than six years, Grassley succeeded in securing its declassification.
Six years? There are names of people who stonewalled that, and godammit those names should be public and punished.
The president can declassify anything he wants to, so why didn’t Grassley just ask Trump to do so?
“At the site, researchers found that Romans used a specific method of developing durable, self-healing concrete — a substance that revolutionized architecture.”
Given to them by aliens.
Don’t say that, or next it will have come from Illegal Aliens as proof of why we shouldn’t rid outselves of criminal invaders.
Definitely keep that “illegal alien” part quiet.
All we did was give them an understanding of drink specials and ladies’ night (and that got really out of hand). Those clever Romans figured out concrete all by themselves.
I read about that technique a few years ago. After plopping down some coin to have stucco repaired at the new house, I’m wondering why we aren’t using it now.
Because if we did you wouldn’t need to have your stucco repaired.
You answered your own question. Job security!
…think of the glaziers
Did you see that on the History Channel?
Romans used a technique called “hot mixing” in which they added quicklime to water, volcanic rock and ash, triggering a chemical reaction that naturally heated the mixture.
The method created white chunks called lime clasts, and when water seeped in, those clasts would dissolve and reform into calcium carbonate, allowing the concrete to heal and seal the damage.
Fox is a little slow here. The discovery that the Romans used self-healing concrete is a few years old.
Hey DEG, which Kyro did you get?
Relatedly, this site has introduced me to many products I greatly enjoy and give as gifts that I would not have found on my own. I’ve received gushingly positive thankyou notes about Villa Mexico’s salsa negra and Asher’s candies.
All four of their whiskeys – Malt, Oloroso, Wood Smoke, and Peat Smoke.
The Malt is the only one I’ve had so far. It was good.
Thanks again for the review!
I love being able to go buy stuff factory direct there. We only go around select holidays, but they’re always pretty busy.
I’m tickled that you liked the salsa so much.
I may have to take a hit to my low carb ways and give them a visit; it’s been too long.
Picked up some new books to read as I write the sequel to Reign! Any recs on Arthurian legend?
https://x.com/b_eleanor_/status/2003068965992779966
@ Mojeaux it seems this is the current day proper way to promote a romantasy book.
I thought they all needed minotaurs now.
Or vampires…. but why would Pie be so interested in…. ohhhhhh… I get it now!
She thicker than oatmeal.
From what gets linked here I assumed all ‘romances’ now involved cryptids
Obvious thirst trap is… yum
I should have known.
Lindsey Graham wants the U.S. to start seizing Russian tankers too. Acts of war on a nuclear superpower give him the warm tinglelies.
https://unn.ua/en/news/senator-graham-urged-trump-to-seize-tankers-with-russian-oil-like-venezuelan-ones
The deep state didnt manage to destroy the county with politicking and getting democrats to do it from the inside.
Why not destroy the country the old fashioned way with a nuclear exchange?
What is wrong with SC that he is their Senator?
Well, they DID start the Civil War…
Doing our best to primary hi out – despite Trump’s support for him. I’ll never vote for him in any election, I don’t care who’s running against him.
Yeah but Drake – look at the people in the state who back him. I just don’t get why.
I get the MIC donors like General Dynamics fund him. I don’t claim to understand the old school SC political connections.
I suspect, like our own Yertl the Turtle, he does a good job of generating a goodly amount of federal government largess in the state, combined with the other party running awful candidates.
So no one wants to rock he boat.
Same problem with KY that McConnell is ours.
Despite having pulled off a grand political move that may well have saved the republic (or at least gave it a little more time), that old fuck needs to go.
An acquaintance in West Texas used to refer to guys like Graham as “light in the loafers.” Graham reminds me of the joke about the gay who was refused service in a bar. He told the bar tender he would sic his dog “Fang” on him if he continued to refuse service. Bar tender says “Go ahead, sic your dog on me.” “Sic’em Fang” the gay tells his huge Doberman. Fang leaps up on bar and goes “Bowsie Wowsie.”
light in the loafers.
It’s been a long time since I’ve heard that one.
‘Potential for a perfect storm’: Analysis shows DC area hit hard by cuts to funding for nonprofits
Oh boo hoo hoo.
with some seeing all of it disappear.
Just like some links!
Funding cuts are hitting everywhere …
https://wtop.com/local/2025/12/potential-for-a-perfect-storm-analysis-shows-dc-area-hit-hard-by-cuts-to-funding-for-nonprofits
Today in “You don’t hate politicians enough”:
I lost an election. Have pity on me for resorting to escorts and blow.
Read the whole thing.
He apparently has been fooked enough.
I can believe this.
Who writes checks for hookers?
Jerry Springer springs to mind
He claimed the money was loans to people who needed to pay their rent.
The bigger question is, what hookers take checks?
Checkbooks?
“Why Do All These Homosexuals Keep Sucking My Cock?”
I don’t know what a cathaoirleach is, but I propose that from now on, we append “leach” onto every single political title.
Presiding officer of the Senate, pronounced ca-HEER-loch. I had to look it up.
(Hi again, NDM!)
DHS Raises Self-Deport Bonus to $3K
Can we offer it to all the socialists infesting the nation?
That crazy bastard Patrick Lancaster is now on the border of Columbia and Venezuela to cover the next war.
https://rumble.com/v73deem-calm-before-the-storm-in-venezuela-and-colombia-w-patrick-lancaster-and-ang.html
Any recs on Arthurian legend?
T H white
It’s time
Isnt it time?
Make your time.
Time has come.
Splitters
In a statement, Pence welcomed the new hires and said they “bring a wealth of experience, a love of country, and a deep commitment to the Constitution and Conservative Movement that will further the cause of liberty.”
AAF President Tim Chapman told NPR that after learning of the Heritage staffers’ interest in leaving the organization, AAF raised $13 million toward a $15 million goal in two weeks to help fund their salaries over the next three years.
The move dramatically expands AAF’s size, Chapman said, taking the organization from 18 employees to more than 30. Chapman said AAF is bolstering its research team in an effort to fill what it sees as a gap within the modern conservative movement.
It’s like a clown civil war.
grifter gonna grift
The next Lincoln Project?
It’s for your own good
Civil rights groups and pro-gun advocates in Australia have raised concerns that new fast-tracked laws will place undue restrictions on firearms and protests in the wake of the Bondi shootings.
On Monday, the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) recalled its parliament to debate a raft of new laws such as banning the phrase “globalise the intifada”, limiting the number of guns one person can own, and greater police powers for protests.
NSW Premier Chris Minns said some may feel the changes had “gone too far” but they were needed to keep the community safe.
A pro-gun politician said the laws unfairly target law-abiding gun owners while civil libertarians said restrictions on protests were an affront to democracy.
Nanny knows best.
SugarFreeing links *is* for your own good, isn’t it?
Reading the details could be depressing.
Utopia will be achieved this time.
To play Devil’s Advocate here, exactly how many guns does one need to do a spree killing?
Zero?
One of the guntubers was saying the Ausses, like our politicos were debating which features to ban ’cause “no one needs…” The specifically mentioned a proposal to ban straight-pull actions since they let the shooter go “as fast as a semi-auto.”
I have not seen any followup.
More than you lost in your last boating accident.
Apparently one of the Aussie-idiot-politicos actually talked about “belt fed shotguns”.
But then how can I bang it out with the cops, when they come to arrest me for owning a gas stove or misgendering some freak on TwiX?
Field expedient explosives and arson are actually a lot more effective.
“A unique rose tattoo on her body helped ID Purdie.”
https://nypost.com/2025/12/23/us-news/unique-tattoo-ties-missing-stripper-27-to-dismembered-body-found-along-nyc-highway-family/
That’s supposed to be a rose?
A unique one!
Not bloomed? Weird.
Ugh, awful story.
Rosebud isn’t just for naming sleds yanno.
Beg pardon?
A rose-toris, maybe?
Happy Festivus!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l8Eag9CAFk
They have it all.
We air our grievances all year round. Feats of strength? Shit, I find it hard to open a screw top bottle of wine these days.
“In a world exclusive, the Daily Mail can reveal that a new investigation has concluded that the Zodiac killer and the murderer of the Black Dahlia were the same man.
The FBI and California police departments are reviewing the explosive theory – and a trove of damning evidence has been unearthed by independent investigators and is undergoing forensic analysis.”
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/crime-desk/article-15392213/Zodiac-Black-Dahlia-suspect-identified-killer.html
Ted Cruz is the Black Dahlia murderer?
“Attorneys working on behalf of Mike Tyson and Ric Flair have sued the pair’s former cannabis business partners over allegations of money laundering, extortion and criminal fraud.
The legendary heavyweight boxer and wrestling icon both agreed to deals with a marketing company, Carma, to sell cannabis products, like gummies, using their names and likenesses. Tyson’s product, known as Mike Bites, was a THC gummy shaped like Evander Holyfield’s ear that ‘Iron Mike’ infamously bit during their 1997 rematch.”
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-15407919/Mike-Tyson-Ric-Flair-sue-ex-cannabis-business.html
LOLOL
Carma is a bitch.
“Trump Class Battleship”
God, just so stupid. Hopefully we’re also investing in a new class of salvage type ships because they will be needed against any near peer and plenty of not so near peers.
I want Trump cannons and Trump battle cry vuvuzelas too.
A new day dawns
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani announced two deputy mayors Friday morning on Staten Island.
Mamdani announced Leila Bozorg as his deputy mayor for housing and Julie Su as his deputy mayor for economic justice, a brand new role in city government.
He made the announcement at a Department of Sanitation garage that is being converted to more than 200 units of affordable housing.
“The ground we stand on is a physical testament to government’s power to transform the lives of those it serves when it dares to tackle challenges with ambition, imagination and competence,” Mamdani said. “Our administration will remember New Yorkers that have otherwise been forgotten. It will solve issues that have otherwise been forgotten.”
Okay, Commissar.
Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice? Get out while you can white folks.
I am a fugitive from economic justice!
“Massachusetts mayor requests translator in court hearing due to his poor English”
https://thepostmillennial.com/massachusetts-mayor-asks-for-translator-in-court-hearing-due-to-his-poor-english
OFFS!!
Maybe… just maybe, it’s time for a national language.
Everyone already knows it’s English.
36 years he has lived there without picking up decent English?
Su served as acting U.S. labor secretary in the Biden administration until January 2025. Before her role in federal government, she was California’s labor secretary from 2019-2021.
As the very first deputy mayor for economic justice, Mamdani said Su will be tasked with tackling “the inequality that too often permeates across our city. To go after unfair labor practices and corporate abuses, and above all to build a city that puts workers and consumers before profit.”
“This focus could not come at a more critical moment. Working people across the five boroughs and across our nation are being crushed by a cost-of-living crisis. They are laboring under unfair conditions, watching their pay stagnate, and living with the daily reality of widening inequality,” Su said.
EQUALIZE! EQUALIZE!
Oh boy! Here comes the $50/hour minimum wage!
“Federal District Court Judge James Boasberg ruled Monday that the Trump administration must allow Venezuelan men who were deported earlier this year to return to the United States to fight allegations they were part of violent gangs.”
https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/boasberg-orders-trump-admin-allow-venezeulans-deported-el-salvador-return-us
How is he still on the bench?
I thought there were impeachment papers pending for him.
This should be Trump’s response: “No”
Aren’t most of them in jail?
“The US press have suffered about as many assaults this year as in the previous three years combined, the organization states in a new report.
That rise is largely because whenever there is significant civil unrest, journalists cover it, which makes them more vulnerable to attacks. But anti-media rhetoric from the US president and other public leaders has also increased hostility towards journalists, which can lead to more violence, according to press freedom advocates and journalism researchers.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/23/violence-against-journalists-increase-trump
How about stop making shit up?
Apparently they don’t count anything in Portland OR?
Hopefully we can do even better next year. Stretch goals!
I have a question which may help me understand why the American m8nd cannot fathom the roundabout. I remember reading once that the first time they were implemented in the US they were implemented wrong. As in bot respecting the basic rule of cars inside the roundabout always have right of way. And you could be in the roundabout and still need to yield or have signs or trafic lights. Which is off course stupid. Is this historically true?
I have seen roundabouts with stop signs at both entrances and exits.
Yes, they were implemented wrong here in the US for quite a while.
Alao having more than 3 lanes in a roundabout is silly. i hope y’all aint doing that.
No, definitely not priorité à droite. Encountered this yesterday. Unfortunately there’s no signal for going straight.
obligatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAgX6qlJEMc
In New Jersey, drivers yield to no one.
Because there are crosswalks at the edges of them, and pedestrians have the right of way here. Always.
pedestrians sure when you exit the roundabout but not cars
I dunno about historically, but all the roundabouts I’ve encountered here have been yield when entering, right of way when in the roundabout or exiting.
The most common mistake is treating the yield as a stop. The next most common mistake is turning right from an inside lane. I’ve only seen people come to a stop in the circle a couple times over the years. Usually silver hairs who don’t know what a roundabout is.
The ones in my suburban neighborhood are one lane, have yield signs at the entrances, and crosswalks about 10 feet back from the roundabout.
“Greta Thunberg has been arrested in London after taking part in a protest holding a sign expressing support for Palestine Action-affiliated hunger strikers.
The Swedish activist arrived after a protest had begun outside the offices of an insurance company in London and she sat down with a sign saying “I support the Palestine Action prisoners. I oppose genocide.””
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/dec/23/greta-thunberg-arrested-london-palestine-action-prisoners-placard
Deport her to Uganda.
On the gypsy front i would rather send more of the locsl ones you way. As refugees or whatever
Shit wrong threading. I blame wordpress
I take comfort in the extreme improbability of steering you around my picturesque town.
When will her fifteen minutes be up?
Alcohol wise whycome Americans have metric proof and not british proof?
What do you mean?
What do you mean what do I mean? American 100 proof id 50% alcohol. British 100 proof is 57.15% alcohol. Just dividing by 2 seems awfuly metric to me
American v. HRH gunpowder formulations.
[not actually true, I just want to start a myth]
Pie, I wish you were here to chase away these local gypsies on the street corners. I’d pay you in tacos, or California burritos.
What about the French scale?
Not Adahn:
If you’re serious about wanting to start a rumor, I can probably start seeding that rumor out here at some cocktail bars and gatherings.
Go for it! I think this one has potential — sufficiently plausible, relates to a term still in use, hard the verify.
What about the French scale?
A mistake.
What’s that in stones?
(j/k; I like stones)
More importantly, why do we not use the Imperial pint for our beers?
More seriously, I would guess due to France being a prime location for the creation of cocktails, helping to mold the liquor and cocktail world.
My local English pub offers Imperial pints. I always refer to them as ‘real pints’.
There used to be an English pub around here that served all their beers in Imperial pints.
One year during the World Cup, AB sent them a bunch of Bud Light/World Cup branded pint glasses, which they proceeded to use for water.
Locking the barn door
The Federal Communications Commission on Monday blacklisted all new foreign-made drones and components over concerns the equipment poses “an unacceptable risk” to national security — ensnaring Chinese drone-maker DJI after long-time concerns that the tech gives Beijing a foothold inside U.S. critical infrastructure.
The tech was placed on the commission’s “Covered List,” barring DJI and other foreign drone manufacturers from receiving the FCC’s approval to sell new drone models for import or sale in the U.S. In Monday’s announcement, the agency said that the move “will reduce the risk of direct [drone] attacks and disruptions, unauthorized surveillance, sensitive data exfiltration and other [drone] threats to the homeland.”
FCC Chair Brendan Carr said in a statement that while drones offer the potential to boost public safety and the U.S.’ posture on global innovation, “criminals, terrorists and hostile foreign actors have intensified their weaponization of these technologies, creating new and serious threats to our homeland.”
I guess all those drones will suddenly awaken to the call of their wily yellow masters.
My fitness post is about to drop today. i hope you all realize this means no one drinks alcohol the next 3 days. For fitness.
Except me ima gonna get fucked up
I’m already panning on Kentucky Coffee and eggnog.
no one drinks alcohol the next 3 days
No.
But on the other hand, I will be on the way to the gym about when your post drops. After I get done, I need to clean up so I can meet some current and former coworkers for beer. So I’m going to miss when the post is live, but I’ll read it later.
The ruling comes as China hawks in Congress amplify warnings about the security risks of drones made by DJI, which accounts for more than 90% of the global market share. But efforts to crack down on Capitol Hill have been met with some pushback due to the potential impacts of curbing the drone usage on U.S. businesses and law enforcement. A wide variety of sectors, including construction, energy, agriculture and mining companies, as well as local police and fire departments across the country, deploy DJI-made drones.
But the rule won’t ground the thousands of unmanned aircraft already deployed in the U.S. The FCC said on Monday that the decision “does not affect drones or drone components that are currently sold in the United States,” according to the agency, meaning that drones previously authorized by the FCC are still usable. A spokesperson for the FCC did not immediately respond to questions about potential plans to retroactively ban foreign-made drones or components.
Who will advocate for common sense drone control?
“The individual’s face was redacted which means she is either a sex-trafficking victim and or a minor.”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/12/bill-clinton-spox-releases-another-statement-epstein-file/
Bullshit.
It’s Hillary? Or Kommiela? Or Melinda? Or Meechele? Or even Erika? Inquiring minds want to know so that a “suicide” watch can begin.
Devices?
Mercedes-Benz USA and parent company Daimer AG have agreed to pay $149.6 million to settle allegations that the automaker secretly installed devices in hundreds of thousands of vehicles to pass emission tests, a coalition of attorneys general announced Monday.
According to the coalition, between 2008 and 2016, the German automaker equipped more than 211,000 diesel passenger cars and vans with software devices that optimized emission controls during tests but reduced the controls during normal operations. The devices enabled vehicles to far exceed legal limits for nitrogen oxides, a pollutant that can cause respiratory illnesses and contributes to smog.
You have to hit the make-believe numbers somehow.
Agreed. I see no evil done here.
““You cannot talk about any achievement that the city of Boston has had in safety, jobs, and economic development, in education, without talking about the Somali community that has lifted our city up. We are proud and we are grateful for our Somali community and for our Somali American neighbors. Boston and the country are clear that hate has no place in our society,” Wu said.”
https://dailycaller.com/2025/12/23/boston-mayor-michelle-wu-somalis/
CWAC
I can’t wait to see people disprove that with data. No doubt they made the city’s finances go even more negative and added no substantial business base.
You cannot talk about any achievement that the city of Boston has had in safety, jobs, and economic development, in education, without talking about the Somali community that has lifted our city up.
Specifics and details, please.
Silly me, living here for decades and somehow missing the vast, irreplaceable Somali community that apparently surrounds me.
Or that’s bullshit.
One of the two.
Well, that’s just plain unfortunate
Former GOP Sen. Ben Sasse revealed Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer and does not have long to live.
In a lengthy statement on X, the 53-year-old said bluntly: “Last week I was diagnosed with metastasized, stage-four pancreatic cancer, and am gonna die.”
He left the Senate to become president of the local university, only to resign his position sixteen months later. At the time he left, the rumors regarding the reason for his stepping down were rampant. I guess we know why now.
EvilSheldon and/or other shooters lurking and otherwise:
Feel like going to Aruba?
Shooting aside, I can recommend Aruba.
What about Jamaica, Bermuda, and the Bahamas?
Oh baby, don’t tempt me…
Same month as Glibscruise II: The Gritty Reboot. I might have to just take a sabbatical from work for all of August…